Thailand Buddha Gallery
Buddha’s Relics from a good friend many years ago.
I was
jobless some years back in Year 2000. A Thai Monk presented me with the above and adviced me to pray piously to them. I got a job and started my career path
to what I am today. I am contented and would like to circulate this photo
around, especially to those facing obstacles in their life. Pray to Lord Buddha
and your prayers will be answered.
May the
above Buddha’s Relics bless everybody with Happiness, Health and Wealth.
Chinnarat Thammajak Batch, Wat Phrasrirattanamahatat (Original Chinnarat),
Buddha
Chinnarat is one of the
The
statue is respected by all gurus of old times and the present era. Dry petals
of flowers dropped on the Vihar’s Floor are so
efficaciously as Magic Medicines.
LP Pian, Wat
Krenkathin,
“In the terminology of
Thai amulets, Khiao Ser is a figure of tiger
regardless of what it is been made of. Normally, the materials for making Khiao Ser are tiger’s tooth, bear’s tooth, ivory, wood and
even bronze or metal. The most expensive will be those make of tiger tooth
mainly due to the difficulty in obtaining one with the diminishing number of
tigers in the World.” (source: https://www.angelfire.com/planet/tigertooth/index.html)
Hanuman's
top form of great warrior loaded with full scale formidable weapons. The
Hanuman's posture is also a popular printed model for real man tattooing.
Materials: Clay
Hanuman Mahalarp (Great Fortune) was mass chanted and the normal
types are those with a copper takrut. Another type
which is produced in lesser quantity, are those with a silver takrut.
Copper Takrut
Silver Takrut
Notice the
differences in colors between the 2 Hanumans Mahalarp.
The left which is more brownish is the one with silver takrut,
while the right is the one with copper takrut.
Luang Phor Thim of Wat SiPhraKao,
Ayuthaya.
Luang Phor Thim made many amulets and
his Singharaj is well-known to many collectors.
Ivory Singharaj by Luang
Phor Thim, Wat SiPhraKao.
Elephant
Bone Hanuman made by Luang Phor
Thim.
Back
Khom scripts etched by Luang Phor Thim
at the bottom of the Hanuman.
Luang Phor Khun (Wat BanRai)
takrut. This lead takrut is made in
B.E.2530s and comes with 2 temple codes.
His takrut is highly sought after by collectors.
A Thai
myth: -
Luang Phor Khun’s takrut
is very good for impenetrability and “invisible” when enemy approaching. Miracles
happened for those that wear this takrut. Many
incidents were reported that wearers escaped unhurt when their enemies
approached to take their lives.
There were
no more roads for escape and the “prey” just vanished. The “hunter” lost their
“prey” in a no through road. Unbelievable, isn’t it?
The above Sarika (Charming Birds) was made by Luang
Phor Wat KangLuck. They are very popular for Metta
and Maha Saneh. It is also
widely believe that water that has soaked with the Sarika
can be use for drinking. The purpose is to imbue with mesmerizing verbal power
to attract opposite sex.
Back
An old bear
tooth fully etched with khom scripts.
LP
Pai rian, Wat Aranyikaram, Uttaradit
LP
Pai rian, Wat Aranyikaram: as per the
info received from some native collectors, the rian was
made and blessed in the early 2510s, the same session as the enameled silver rian.
Back
LP
Mui rian (issued at NongBuathong) was made and blessed in BE 2518.
Back
LP Pang, Wat UdomKongkaKiriket, Konkaen province, but issued/distributed at wat Thachang, Rajburi
province in BE 2522. The late LP Pang is a famous guru monk of
the north-eastern region.
Back
Luang Phor Pern, Wat
BangPhra, Nakon Pathom.
Tiger Skin Takrut
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